PrecipetusWhich of your properties did last night's storm hit?

The morning after a storm, we email you a short list: which of your properties took hail, damaging wind, heavy rain or snow, worst first. You know where to send someone before the phone starts ringing.

Your morning email · Sep 14 storm · 12 properties

Maple Court Apartments est. 1.75 in hail (golf ball) High
Harney St. Lofts 72 mph gust Priority
Elmwood Duplex est. 1.00 in hail Severe
9 more properties Below the severe lines Below severe

Radar estimates show exposure, not proof of damage.

What we check

Read at each property's own location. Pick the ones that matter to you.

Hail

The largest stone estimated at the address.

NOAA MRMS radar

Precipitation

Total water, rain and melted snow together, and the wettest day.

NOAA MRMS radar and gauges

Snowfall

Actual depth, not melted water.

NOAA snowfall analysis

Wind

Peak gust at the nearest weather station, or a closer storm report.

Airport stations · NWS storm reports

How it works

  1. Add your propertiesOne at a time, or paste in a spreadsheet.
  2. Choose what mattersWhich hazards, and how bad before you hear about it.
  3. Read the morning emailOnly on days something crossed a line. Or look up any date back to Oct 2020.

Pricing

$20 a month for up to 50 properties

Each further 100 properties is $10 a month. Pay yearly and get a month free. Accounts we open now are free until launch.

Good to know

  • Radar records start Oct 14, 2020 and cover the lower 48 states. A date we can't check is marked, never shown as calm.
  • Wind comes from the nearest weather station, and we tell you which one and how far.
  • Radar estimates show exposure, not proof of damage.

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